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Re: TSVN not detecting my file as changed.

From: Nicolas Alvarez <nicolas.alvarez_at_gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2008 20:26:20 -0200

Robert Dailey escribió:
> It would be enough if the commit command compared every single file in
> your repository against the old version to see if it changed. But I
> don't think it does.
>
>
> But I thought all of the .svn folders had copies of each file, so no
> network access would be required to do such a compare. I had assumed
> that this is how SVN detected changed files.

You could still have thousands of files, or big files, or both. It's
much faster to compare the modification time than to compare file contents.

> 3) Save the file (Data has physically changed, however the modification
> date is untouched. Also TSVN does not recognize the file as changed)

Bug in Hex Workshop: why doesn't it change the modification date if it
modified the file?

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